Director Nancy Meyers is no stranger to romantic comedies. In fact, it’s her forte and your never left in any doubt as to what a film of hers will consist of. This is no different, but does have the added bonus of a more than watchable cast.

Record label boss Harry Sanborn (Jack Nicholson) only dates women who are half his age. But when he suffers a heart attack at the home of his girlfriend’s mother, playwright Erica Barry (Diane Keaton), he’s surprised to find himself falling for this intelligent, mature woman – even though she’s being courted by Harry’s young doctor (Keanu Reeves).

I’m not a fan of the rom-com genre but when it’s a selection of appealing actors delivering delightful performances, it’s hard to say no. It’s great to see Nicholson and Keaton sparring again, 22 years after their last collaboration in “Reds” in 1981 and how often do you get a film that has veterans such as these two great actors sharing screen time with the successful names of today, like Keanu Reeves and Frances McDormand? It doesn’t pretend to be anything other than an enjoyable romantic tale and for that reason you can sit back and know exactly what your in for, with the always reliable actors adding to the predictable comfort of it all.

Lighthearted love fluff, that works well for what it is and maintains a level of entertainment throughout, thanks to it’s star wattage.